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2396 kcal

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Hi, Great info. Thx very much. I am planning to buy a t6d but it is annoying that the cadence data for running move types is not visible in any workout I was able to look at. I do not really understand, why. Did you record it with a footpod? If yes it means that the data is available but not visible on the graphs and tables. It would be nice to have cadence info available for running activities. Should t6c/d users register their running workouts as walking if cadence data needed?

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v2: adds conditional check to remove bogus negative values during early part of run. tt is not formally the TRIMP calcuation. It's an estimate for works well for me. Maybe it will be somewhat accurate for some other folks. It is a formula using HR_Avg and Calories "fitted" (2 variable 2nd order polynomal) to TRIMP values from all my 2012 activities from SportTracks3 Training Load (author = mecht, using Zone-based defaults).

This app calculates your average heart rate / running speed and interpolates it to the maximal speed in which you would complete a 10KM race. This calculation is performed by calculating the running speed/ HR versus your aerobic treshold heart rate (mostly 91% of the maximal heart rate), deriving your aerobic treshold speed (on a 15KM run), to finally correct it to the 10KM running speed using Riegel's formula. Riegel's formula states that your speed decreases with 6% everytime the distance is doubled, or in time: T_Projected = T_Actual * ((Distance_actual / Distance_Projected) ^1,06) (A 10KM race is run at 103% of your aerobic treshold heart rate, while a 15kM race is run at 100%) Please note that this is an approximation and it assumes sufficient (endurance) training

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If you are working on your running technique, this is a great App to help you perfect your stride. Stride length has a direct impact on your metabolic efficiency. Every runner has a different stride, and the stride also depends on footwear. Set it as one of your views in your running mode to see the length of your stride as you run. To find your optimal stride, use this App to test what stride length feels best while you are running at a moderate intensity (60-70% max HR). NOTE: Requires Foot POD.

Whether cycling or running, changes in cadence can indicate fatigue, over excitement, lack of concentration, and so on. Use this App to focus on your technique and watch for signs of over or under exertion. Set it in one of your custom sports modes and keep the value at zero once you have reached your desired cadence. The App is based on lap cadence, so you will need to exercise using laps or autolaps. NOTE: Requires Cadence POD or Foot POD.